More than half a century after her death, Janis Joplin‘s legacy continues to loom large. Her estate kicked off this year with a 50th-anniversary edition of Pearl, while a children’s book featuring the icon teaching nouns arrives this spring. And, on June 10th, fans can take a deep dive into …
Read More »Bassist Rudy Sarzo on His Years With Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot, Whitesnake, and Dio
Rolling Stone interview series Unknown Legends features long-form conversations between senior writer Andy Greene and veteran musicians who have toured and recorded alongside icons for years, if not decades. All are renowned in the business, but some are less well known to the general public. Here, these artists tell their …
Read More »Flashback: The Who Perform 'Another Tricky Day' on German TV in 1981
Forty years ago this week, the Who‘s Face Dances debuted on the Billboard 200 where it was beaten out by the likes of Styx’s Paradise Theater (Number One), REO Speedwagon’s Hi Infidelity (Number Two), Rush’s Moving Pictures (Number Three), the Police’s Zenyatta Mondatta (Number Seven), and Blondie’s Autoamerican (Number 12). …
Read More »Serpentwithfeet's 'Deacon' Is All About Lush Textures and Laid-Back Domesticity
Josiah Wise trades in passion for commitment on Deacon, his latest full-length album as Serpentwithfeet. Since his debut Blisters EP, the choir-trained experimental artist from Baltimore has woven an extensive catalogue depicting the tenderness and lushness of queer romance, with a baroque sonic palette that would be as fitting for …
Read More »'Kids Being Kids': Slint Look Back on 'Spiderland' at 30
I n the fall of 1990, the Louisville band Slint found itself at a crossroads. They’d just finished recording their second album over the course of a rushed weekend in Chicago. They knew that one of their favorite labels, the esteemed indie Touch and Go, would be putting it out, …
Read More »RS Country Music Picks for the Week of March 22nd
Whether it’s coming out of Nashville, New York, L.A., or points in between, there’s no shortage of fresh tunes, especially from artists who have yet to become household names.Rolling Stone Country selects some of the best new music releases from country and Americana artists. (Check out last week’s best songs.) …
Read More »Camilo Makes Late Night Debut With 'Ropa Cara' on 'Fallon'
Colombian artist Camilo brought his hit single “Ropa Cara” to The Tonight Show, marking the first time the singer appeared on a late night show in the U.S. The track comes off his recent album Mis Manos. The performance is trippy, with hypnotic background visuals, and Camilo is accompanied by …
Read More »Miranda Lambert Performed 'Bluebird' at the 2021 Grammy Awards
Miranda Lambert gave a standout performance of her hit song “Bluebird” during the 2021 Grammy Awards. Lambert stood on a small platform adorned with colorful flowers positioned underneath the floral sculpture seen during host Trevor Noah’s intro. Her performance was all relaxed cool, befitting the quiet hopefulness of “Bluebird,” and …
Read More »E-40, Joyner Lucas Team Up for 'I Stand on That' Video
E-40 has released the music video for “I Stand on That,” featuring Joyner Lucas and T.I. Directed by Jae Synth, the visual captures each rapper in a different garage space in their respective cities, trading off their word-laden verses about their core values and overcoming adversity. (T.I. makes sure to …
Read More »Machine Gun Kelly Drops New Song 'Daywalker!' Featuring Corpse
Machine Gun Kelly has teamed up with musician and popular internet personality Corpse (also known as Corpse Husband) for new song “Daywalker.” It’s the rapper/punk rocker’s first new single of 2021. He began teasing it earlier this week, sharing the gruesome cover art via Twitter. “I wanna know if I …
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